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The image illustrates a neuron structure with labeled components: the cell body (soma) receives messages via dendrites from other cells, and dendrites from another neuron; the axon passes messages away from the cell body to other neurons, muscles, or glands; axon is surrounded by a myelin sheath which covers some axons of neurons aiding in the speeding of neural impulses; the action potential is the electrical signal traveling down the axon; terminal buttons form junctions with other cells.
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The diagram illustrated shows the various components of a neuron and how they function. These contain, Soma, Dendrites, Axon, Actional potential, Myelin sheath, Terminal buttons.
Overall, the cell body, also known as the Soma, has things known as the Dendrites. The dendrites initially get messages from other cells. The Dendrites then get the message from another neuron.
Furthermore, the Axon then gives out these messages to other parts. The actional potential is an electrical signal that travels along the Axon. After that, the component called as Myelin sheath shields the Axon with some type of neuron and helps increase the process of neural impulses.
Lastly, the Terminal buttons form paths with other cells. And the Dendrites of a different cell also has the same process.
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